"conservation movements" is a correct and useful phrase in written English.
It refers to organized efforts or actions taken to protect and preserve natural resources, wildlife, and the environment. Example: "The rise of conservation movements has brought about significant changes in how we approach sustainability and preserving our planet for future generations."
The duke, who supports conservation movements worldwide, is particularly keen to meet people who work with wildlife in the park.
He attributes the live-and-let-live attitude partly to the country's long history of conservation movements and amateur naturalists, right back to the city-based natural history societies of the early 19th century.
How to Change the World tracks the early story of Greenpeace, its characters, its infighting and the genesis of one of the most powerful conservation movements on the planet.
IN Washington on Monday night, the giants of the environment and conservation movements will gather to celebrate the inauguration, but they will do it at two very different galas — with very different philosophies.
The bio-shield and agro-biodiversity conservation movements in this area have now become community-driven.A second example relates to the revitalisation of the conservation traditions of tribal communities in the Eastern Ghats region.
Over the past 27 years, half its coral has died, thanks to the bleaching, cyclones and the spread of the predatory crown-of-thorns starfish.Judith Wright, a distinguished Australian poet, helped launch one of the first conservation movements to save the reef in the 1960s.
In this case, what holds for the conservative movement holds also for the conservation movement.
Although radicals rather than conservatives, they turned their back on the burgeoning conservation movement, too.
A successful conservation movement needs many constituents.
The conservation movement deals in antiquity, rarity and chemistry.
By the 1970s, the conservation movement had gained ground.
